The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Documentary

[@daisymouri2302]

"Horse" Yoshinaga was a grand old soul! Very famous in the American-Japanese community! My husband's family were at Heart Mountain.

[@AITF045]

My grandfather was in this camp

[@neilschultz2195]

There's a few photos of my Grandmother in this collection! Gotta find a clearer copy thou~!

[@jgainer121]

Neil Schultz i would love to see photos of my Bachan when she was in Poston War Relocation Camp.

[@neilschultz2195]

Jesse Gainer ya never know, theres a lot of records regarding out interned family online or in the National Archives. So much respect for this generation. My great grandfather lost his home and buisness in what would be million dollar property now in beachside Santa Monica. Political landgrab was what it was. OG's Japenese Americans were making $$ developing farmland in norCal that was thought to be worthless before.

[@gillygil8747]

I love my country. I love our people. My gub'ment?

[@andrewwerner2061]

In the camp did they play baseball to? Or other things? Sorry I don't know sorry just wondering

[@joannhirata9974]

Yes, they did all sorts of sports and whatever they could to try to have a somewhat "normal" existence. My mom and her family were there, she's now 93 yrs old and still kickin'...

[@josecla08]

That oyama name he said is my relative

[@pedropockets4344]

A few of them absorbed into the tribe's in the Windriver's.